The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13
BAToNNE BABB1Es.
The Bosrd of Councilmen will hold q
regular meeting Tuesday evening.


rslishing the long hours and disagreeable
duty, has resigned.
DR.. James T. Fields is confined by a
broken knee-cap to his residence on Ave-
nue. G. Bayonne proper.
Captain Joseph Ellsworth, Jr., of the
BayoDns Rowing Association, has been Wis
iiing friends in Connecticut.
The soiourn of Miss Laura G. Cogswell,
of Philadelphia, Pa, with Miss Annie
Parker, of Bergen, has been terminated
For Charles M. Mehnken, of Pamrapo, a
two-story frame house is being erected on
Cottage street, Bergen Point.
A patent has been granted to Mr.. Leon
ard j. Johnston, of Bergen Point, for q
signal for railway draw-bridges.
In Public School No. 2, regular session
of the Bayonne Teachers Association will
be held on Wednesday afternoon.
Ex-Patrolman John Yore has. been ap-
pointed to the police force by Mayer
Oliver, and he is now performing night
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs George R. Ballard, of Cleva-
land. Ohio, have concluded their visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wright, of Bergen
Point.
A meeting of Bayonne Mutual Building
aud Loan ASSOCIATION, No. l, will be held
tomorrow evening in Schuyler's Hall, at
Bergen Point.
Mr.. Frank ]. Tinsman, until recently tel
egraph operator at the Bergen Point and
Centreville depots, has been transferred to
Penobscot, Pa.
Mr.. Matthew L. Harrison, of Yenkers,N N.
Y, has contracted for the erection csst of
81. 500 of a villa to be built on Avenue G,
Bayonne proper.
An outing at Cape Cod, Mass, is being
enjoyed by Messrs. Fred @. Eldrsd. of the
Argonanto Rowing Association, and Morgan
Craft, of Bergen Point.
The foundation walls of Messrs. Finch
and Company's proposed new stove foun-
dry near the Pamrapo Depot will soon be
ready for the superstructure.
Friday evening the members of Bayview
Ledge, No. 81, Knights of Pythias, of this
city, paid fraterHal visit to Good Will
Lodge, No. 101, of Scotch Plains.
TIE executors of the estate of Jacob Rut-
sen Schuyler. the late Bergen Point million
aire, are Messrs. Henry K. Schuyler, George
Fl. Kendrick and Henry T. Imbrie.
The Bayonns City bonds which were
held by the Germania Savings Bank, of
Jersey City, have been purchased by Mr..
John Lamb, the Jersey City banker.
Tomorrow evening the shareholders of
Bayonne Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation, No. l, will hold regular monthly
business meeting in Sehuyler's He'll, Ber-
gen Point.
Baptist services will be held this morning
in the Third Germany Reformed Church,
on Avenue T, Bergen Point. Rev. Robert
E. Farrier, of New York city, will occupy
the pulpit.
Arrangements to appropriately celebrate
on Tuesday, the 22d inst. the fourth ami
versary of the organization are being per-
fected by the members of Bayview Lodge,
No. 81, Knights of Pythias.
The vacancies occasioaed by the resigna-
tions of special policemen Charles e. Com
fort and Charles FL. Sill, will not be filed,
as Mayor Oliver has decided not to appoint
any additional special officers.
meeting of the Young Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Presbyterian Church, of
Bergen Point, was held Thursday after
noon at the residence of Miss Ida Como
yer. of Avenue and Fourth street.
AS site for the organizations proposed
new club house, several lots on Cadmus
avenue, near Avenue D, in the Pamrapo
section, have been purchased by the Board
of Managers of the Pamrapo Athletic Club
Superintendent Joshua H. Martin, of the
coal wharves at Port Johnston, which are
operated by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company. purposes to resign his po-
sition, in order to engage IN other bust
ness.
Rev. James'F. Riggs, pastor of the Ber-
gen Point Reformed Church, will preach
to his congregation this evening on ire
sponsibility," the theme being the four
teenth of his series of Sunday evening dis
courses.
The members of Court Pride, No. 1854,
Ancient Order of Foresters, will hold a
regular meeting Wednesday evening in
Wulf's Hall, at Bayonne proper. The
present membership of the organization is
seyety-fve.
Bi-weekly meetings are to be held here
after in Bila's Hail. at Constable Hook, by
the members of the First Bohemian Sla-
vonian Grown Prince Rudolph Benevolent
Association. The next session will occur
to- morrow evening.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Baptist Church, of
Bayonne proper, very pleasant social re
oertioh and entertainment was held Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mrs. John
A. Post, of Huron avenue.
Mrs. II. W. F. Jones and Miss Marianne
Jones, of Sixteenth street, Bergen Point,
wife and daughter of Rev. Henry w. F.
Jones, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church and City Inspector of Schools, are
sojourning at Pensacola, Fla.
No formal meetings of the Young Mems
Catholic Lyceum, of Bergen Point, will be
held while ST. Mary's Hal, on Goth street, is
undergoing repairs. the next semi
monthly business Sc ssion of the organiza-
ZION will occur on the first Thursday in
April.
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